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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-20

PERsoNAL--Edgar Russell OF the Army, J. w.
Thompson Of San Diego, Cal, VIM. G. Lewis and
N. H. Phelps OF New York, are at Willard's.-
Jas. D. Young Of Philadelphia, J. n. H. Patrick, OF
Merrell OF Kansas City, are at the Riggs
Among the guests at Piney Point yesterday were
r. S. Todd, VIM. B. Dodson, w. c. Eckles, w. H.
McEnery. VIM. v. Peppert, VIM. F. Cole and Ed
ward Coumbes.-C. T. Foster OF London, II. B.
Stone and L. W. Wakeley OF Chicago are at Worm
ley's-O.G. Staples and wife, Miss Gleason, Dr. C.
Nelson, U. S. n, Mrs. A. st. c. Denver and Miss G.
Denver, OF Washington, are among late arrivals
at the Hygeia, Old Point. Alfred Sengstack OF
Valparaiso, Fred. Schultze OF New York, j. H.
Howe Of st. Paul, and h. P. Goodell OF Boston are
at the Arlington. Geo. L Anderson OF the Army,
JEFF. B. Brown Of Key West, Fla. b. v. Anslein OF
Cleveland, Ohio, and NJ. E. Dayton OF Chicago, are
at the Ebbitt. w. G. Sharretts OF keokuk is in
the city to be present at the wedding OF his brother
n SharretTS
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Philadelphia Cotton Men Suspend.
INVOLVED IN THE WASHINGTON MANUFACTURING
COXPANY'S FAILURE.

PHILADELPHIA, June OOH. Sloan Sons, the
arranging their affairs and expect to present q
statement to their creditors in q few days. The
firm was obliged to close It's doors on account OF
Co., which came rather Unexpectedly. It
had endorsed the company's paper, to
The liabilities t in addition to this, are about
100000 The assets are sufficient to cover the
amount, but the firm preferred to stop. payment
with the creditors. one Of the directors OF the
Washington Manufacturing Co. said to-day that
he believed that the company would pay dollar
dollar
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T00 FOl0 war Bfe0kb Out again.
RESIDENTS IN EAST WASHINGTON WILL NOT ALLOW
WIRES STRETCHED OVER THEIR HOUSES
The war over the erection OF telephone poles on
Capitol Hill was reopened on Saturday with great
vigor by residents OF North Capitol street, be-
tween B and C streets. Acting ander a permit
issued by the District Commissioners early last
week the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co.
began to erect about twenty poles In the alleys
and streets OF that section OF the CITY, One OF the
poles was placed In front OF q vacant lot on the
east side OF North Capitol street, directly oppO-
site house No. 232 and another in the alley
in the rear OF those premises, SO as to carry
the wires over the house. THIS drew forth an
emphatic protest from the occupants OF the house,
who appealed to the police for protection. Work
was stopped for q short time when the teie-
phone men returned with another permit from the
District Commissioners and completed their work.
An appeal was made then to the District Commits
stoners, and letterwas also sent the telephone
company notifying them that any attempt 10 put
wires on, over or above the premises would be re-
sisted by all lawful means Early Saturday morn
ing large gang OF wOrkmen appeared on the
scene and, after removing the pole in the alley
in the rear OF No. 23 it was planted In the rear Of
No. $50, occupied by Ms. Lee, despite her oppo-
sit1On and protests.
said to-day that the District Commissioners are
not involved In this difficulty. and that the QueS
ton whether or not the telephone company shall
run wires over the house must be settled by the
people and the company.
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WORSHIPER OF EVE N AN INSANE ASYLUM
Isaac Hilbert, young farmer, living In Exeter
Township, PENN was declared insane Saturday,
and will be sent to an asylum for two years He
has imagined that he is commissioned by the
Almighty to erect monument to Eve, whose
memory he considers has been sadly neglected.
On the hillside back OF his home he has built I'm
mense stone piles as memorials TO the "universal
mother OF us all" and it is his custom, violin in
hand, to perch himself in the trees overhead and
play mOurnful airs as requiems TO her memory In
lair weather He never remained indoors at night,
but from dusk TO dawn employed the lonely hours
In the worship OF Eve In this way.
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Michigan Boodler. shown I'm.

AkNbEhs Ut THE lhUIsLATUkk CHARGED NTH 40.
cErTANcE or BRIREs
Lansing, Mich, paper saturday afternoon
astounded the members OF the Michigan ley1sla-
ture who had not left the city 10 spend sunday &C
home by sensational exposure OF Doodle trans-
actions. Names were not given. but the parties
were readily identified by their interest In the
course OF legislation. The charge has heretofore
been made that Doodle was being used at the cant
tol among members OF the legislature 10 secure
the passage OF certain jobs The evidence Is IN the
form or letters and other documentary Admis-
sions. one senator in high standing and at least
two representatives are implicated IN the trans
action.
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General Foreign News.

SHOT AT AN IRISH JUSTICE.
LONDON June 2O.-Mr Edward MOrrOgh Bernard
Justice OF tile peace, and his wife. while out
driving this morning near Killarney, were fired at
by some person in ambush; neither was hurt, but
their horse was wounded.
CLERICAL GAINS IN ROME
ROME June 2O.-In the communal elections the
clerical candidates pOlled 1000 votes more than
were ever cast by clericals In previous elections
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS IN THE EAST.
C0NSTANTINOPLE, June 2O.-EarrhQuakes were
1eit to-day In Smyrna and the Island Of Scio.
RAILWAY DISASTER IN BERLIN.
BERLIN, June 2O.-A collision occurred to-day
between two trains on the railroad at POtSdam
car attached to one of the trains caught fire and
was consumed. The bodies of two persons have
Oeen taken from the wreck. Several other persons
were injured.
REPUBLICAN SENATOR ELECTED.
PARIS. June 20.-M. G1rard, republican, has
been elected senator for the department Of du
NOrd TO fill a vacancy. He received !, 154 votes
against ], 12S cast for his opponent, who was a
conservative
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Boy FATALLY WOUNDED WHILE STEALING
CHERRIEs.-The New York Star says: VIM. Bolen,
nineteen years old, SON OF Martin Bolen, OF Or
yard OF an old house on the Valley Road. near the
Mountain House, with two companions Chas.
ordered Bolen OF with q shotgun. BOlen said,
"Donr shoot, III go;" but Smith nred. The charge
OF buckshot entered Bolens right shoulder, chest,
neck and face. He was taken to the Memorial
Hospital. The LEFT eye was entirely destroyed and
the right eye badly injured. II is feared that
era shot have entered his brain, and his condition
is critical. Smith went TO South Orange and gave
himself uD.
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More Of the GhiIzafs Desert.

ST. PETERSBURG, June 2O-Advices received
here from ASkabad state that most Of the Chill
Za1S who were loyal to the ameer have now de-
serted. The insurgents have attempted to destroy
the Quettah Railway, and the British are fOrtily-
ing It's terminus at Gulistan-Karez
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Expenses Of the Interstate Commission.
ITS BUSINESS MUCH LARGER THAN WAS ANTICI-
PATED.

ITS BUSINESS MUCH LARGER THAN WAS ANTICI-
PATED.
In regard to the press dispatch from washington
to the effect that the Interstate Commission will
ask Congress next session for very large appro-
priation, members OF the Commission say the sub
ject has never been considered. That the busi-
ness Of the Commission has reached much larger
proportions than they anticipated they admit,
but they have not undertaken to decide what
amount OF money will be necessary next year.
At the present rate Of correspondence and accu-
mutation OF business one OF the members says he
thinks the commission will need fifty clerks; but
there may be reason to change the estimate Dy the
time Congress meets. The number OF appnca-
lions for appointments under the board, which
was given out as 342, is said to be an exaggera-
ton. There were great many, but not up 10
that number.
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MARRIED.,

B0ND-MARkS. January 9Th, 1887 10y Rev p
sullivan, At st. Peters church PErER ID. BOND ana
LIZZIE MARKS. both this city.
BURNS-kAUFMAN. On Monday, Juno 9th, SGe
by the Rev. T. W. Anderson OF Baltimore WILLIAM
5. BURNS 70 Miss GENEVA c. KAUFMAN, both u
this city.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.
EsonAv,Ese AHg Dr. y! Srsx1sa

Engraving metal and wood. MOnograans and crests
On seals watches jeWery Card engraving and p1nt-
ms seal engraving in al its branches Bookbtnders'
STAMPS tor marking and all kinds OF material
Colo or silver bullion enbrvidernS keSallAs and al
KINGS VI lodge pArzpheTnalA mlly
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Md, June 20.-virginis new threes,
6 DO ten fOrties, with coupons, 40; North Carolina
skies, old. 1872 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, ND. June 2o.z7cotton dull-mid-
western super. sS.iS: DE- sssss sssss $40
%, extra. 1870: do: Rig brands. g. $40. 90
sp asA amber, slss3 western lower and dull H.
No. winter red, spot. S8Abid; June SSs
ssa: July, s6asss. August; s5.sSk: ssptem-
white o3x54 yellow, 4Sa49: western nominal and
neglected mixed. spot 46 sshed 0ats easy aud dull
southern aud Pennsylvania 33s36; western white,
32a37 !, western mixed: $3.50: Kys quiet 5Ss60.
Hay 70 saoice sss @ Pre-
shoulders and clear nib aides, packed 6xaS5a
Essi4 I.rd-reaned. By. Butter stesdycwestsrn;
Petroleum sisady-rehnsd, 6x. conee hrn,~kic
cargoes, ordinary TO fair. 1saaly Sugar armA soft
insily sss.dy. ii4siiS rsixkts Liverpool Per
sscsips.oaou 1858 barrels wheat 81 300 bushels
corn, 13,7OO 6ushele: oats, 10000 bushels Ship.
SuaSs cosn SIsis.'
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MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to j. C.
Cockrill and Laura R. Willard, both of Fairfax
County, Va; ]. N. Killiks, OF Bryan, Ohio, and
Alice n. Stewart; John H. Carter and Alice X.
Neil; w. G. Flood and Mary Edith Brady
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Want the Countess, Addresa.

PARIS, June 20.-The solicitor OF the Campos
family offers reward OF 81 600 for the address
Nile. Mercedes Martinez CampOs. The lawyer Oh O
announces that the family will prosecute the de-
signing adventures in the case.
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RANGE OF THE THERMONETER.-The following
were the readings at the signal Once to-day: q.
m.s 70; Bpm, 50; maximum, SS; minimum, r.
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Victories for Women at Cambridge.

sACtOr1es 1Of women AT cambridge
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, June 20.-The Cambridge University
examinations have resulted In brilliant woman's
victory. Miss Ramsey, of Gr1ton, daughter Of Sir
James Ramsey, OF Bauff. Is the only person, male
or female, who reached the dignity Of the senior
classes, and the only first class in medieval and
modern languages examination is Miss Hervey OF
Newnham. Two other ladies, Misses Pocock and
POWELL nave reached the first class in the second
part OF the examinations These ladies have
beaten men OUT or the field on the latters own
ground.
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LANCASTER, PA, June 20.-Reports from the
country show that last evenings hail storm was
unusually destructive. In some sections hail fell
for nearly an hour, the ground being covered.
corn cut to pieces. The tobacco was not far
enough advanced to be injured.
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SALE OF AVENUE PRoPERTY.-Mr. Grenville A
avenue, which was formerly occupied by him when
he carried on the stationery business The pur-
chaSers were MeSSrS Robert w. Burke and Mar
was S, 500. The property fronts Is feet 10 inches
on the avenue and the lot contains 1,16O square
feet.
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No PUBLIC RBcxrT1oN To-DAY.-The President
did not hold his usual public reception to-day.
11ese receptions viii probably be omitted FOR the
4e1eAt.
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CINCINNATI, June 2O.-A special from Richmond,
Ind, says: Dill Clark, OF JohnSonS station; Joseph
Levi OF Marion, Ind. Isaac Longnecker, OF Lynn:
and ]. R. Reeves, OF Indianapolis. were brought
They were asleep in q cabOose car OF freight
train, which, with two other cars got detached &C
mond. On the way they met the passenger train
and q fearful wreck followed Very strangely none
Of the men were killed, and Il - 6a1d, they
are not seriously injured.
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CHICAGO. IL. June go. IL . ,m-.-,The wheat
opening began grsdnA decline July started It 72X
and sold down 70 IL. June wheat u now quoted &
lnEds $50.
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IRENE HoYT LOSES HER WILL CONTEST AND
GETS IN JAIL--The New York general term has
affirmed the decree OF Surrogate Rollins sustain
eral million dollars. IL was appealed from by Miss
Mary Irene Hoyt, to whom had been bequeathed
the income OF ,250,000. He had ten million, and
she was his only child. Gen. Benjamin L. Butler
argued the appeal for Miss H0yL ON Thursday
she went from jersey city 70 Englewood, accom-
panied by COOK ana launoresS. she was very
tackled the cook and Gas the latter claims) kicked
her all the way down the stairs and across the
piazza. Friday the cook procured q warrant for
her arrest When the constable went TO serve IL
she threatened to shoot him, but after a short
struggle Miss Hoyt was made prisoner. Before
to be placed on her, after which she was sent 70
1ail, but later released on bail.
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OVER ONE HUNDRED DEGREES IN THE SHADE.-
The heat OF the past few days has been unprece-
dented In Columbia s. c. The Signal Service OIL
Ger there reported 81 degrees for Friday, 99. Sat
urday and 100k Sunday In the shade. In many
houses and oifices in the city the mercury
reached 1O5. It had not been as hot as this
for ten years. There is record OF its ever hav-
ing reached 100 Foliage Is scOrched as by q ire
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THE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas Of the World
Is offered free to every new subscriber for year
to the WEEKLY STAR. 1t is handsomely printed
book OF 191 pages profusely illustrated, with more
q wealth OF general Information. See advertise
ment In another column.
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NOT 10 BE DRAINED INTO THE EASTERN BRANCH.
Capt Symons stated to STAR reporter to-day
that the Mount Pleasant sewage twill not be
dumped into the Eastern Branch I" but that It will
be intercepted at Boundary and 1st streets east
and carried south down North Capitol street and
out into the Potomac by way OF James Greek. He
denies the assertion that the natural drainage OF
the section to be relieved by this sewer is toward
Rock Creek, and says that the section which does
slope TO the creek is not Inhabited. Capt Symons
says that 1t will not be necessary TO use a pump,
nor has he ever thought Of 1t In this connection.
He believes however, that when that part OF the
valley bordering upon the creek is built up it will
be necessary TO establish a sewer through that
region but he hopes that the sewage will never be
dumped into the creek. He thinks the object could
be best accomplished by running an interCeptlnG
sewer alongside the creek.
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LONDON, June 2O-The Daily Ne,us' Simia cor.
respondent denies the reports received from La
pore that the Indian government has been ordered
from London to forward troops to the Afghan
has appointed ISLANDER Khan governor OF Pen1deh.
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STOPPING A NEW SORT OF GAMBLINo.-The Chicago
police saturday afternoon raided the Commercial
Grain, and Stock Exchange across the way from
the Board OF Trade. The Exchange" has seat
ing capacity Tor about 4O0 and Is furnished in ele-
CANT Office style. The business is carried on by
means OF q clOck.work machine called MARTINS
Improved Automatic Market Reporter" which
every few minutes exposes a card bearing stock or
grain quotations. The mechanism IL more or less
Intricate, but is plainly governed by chance and
not by the actual fluctuations OF prices About
100 men were In the place participating in the pro-
the returns, when Inspector Bonreld. followed py
squad OF men. entered the front door. When the
lieutenant drew out the writ there was general
bolt for the beck door. Pell-mell crowdfng, and
pushing, the spectators" made for the street,
and In . few moments the hall was empty. The
inspector at once stopped The machine, and took
possession OF IL. AFTER great labor IL was pried
from the noor and taken to the station No arrests
were made, - the proprietor was not In.
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Observation-Disclosures. B. Barrett post-of1ce
inspector, has resigned. Miss Alice NJ. Mangon, of
Texas has resigned her position in the
ONCE
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Gladstone, America, and the Irish Ques-
tiOms

Mr.. P. c. MacCourt, OF the Treasury Department,
to-day received a letter from Hon. VIM. E. Glad
stone, dated the Sd instant, in which MI. Glad
stone said:
81 am much honored by your letter Of May q.
My age as well as my engagements preclude my
tand found an excellent one at cardiff yesterdaV
Of saying what seems to me likely to strengthen
the union OF our countries and giving weight to
the judgment OF America on the great IOr It Is q
great Irish question:
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The Niargara RAILS Suicide.

The Niargara Rails, Suicide.
Mr.. TRIGG'S FAMILY HAVE HEARD NOTHING FURTHER
ABOUT IT.
Up to one o'clock to-day the family and friends
OF Mr.. Tr1gg had heard no further Information.
They stated that when he left home last Wednes-
day morning he was in his usual bouyant spirits.
DISPATCH FROM NIAGARA FALLS
last night says: "Trigg went to the Falls from
Buffalo on Friday, and stopped at the western
Hotel. Saturday morning he paid his bill and
spent some time with r. 8. Hair, ticket agent at
Niagara Falls. They were old friends Saturday
night he again lodged at the Western, paying his
bill after breakfast this morning. He dined at the
International had long talk with Mr.. Lannigan,
the cashier, about Washington people, and walked
out promising TO return about o'clock. This Is
all that is known about it. He was in good spirits,
and Is described as naturally 1Ov1a1 light
hearted man, of very wide acquaintance in rail-
road circles The body has not been recovered"
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LAURENs COUNTY GUARDS UNDER ARMs.-A New
York World special from Columbia, S. c.. June 10,
says: Col. j. II. Traynham, OF the governors staff,
and Ad]utant General BOnham are still in LaurenS
Investigating the threatened uprising OF negroes.
The Laurens Guards are under arms awaiting
orders from the governor. The trouble is centered
Is miles from the town OF Laurens. The excite
menC and alarm in the county are undated.
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WASTE PAPER BIDS REJECTED.-The bids recently
opened at the Post-Of1ce for the purchase Of the
waste paper we're considered too low, and gave in
dications that there was a combination among
the bidders. There were three bidders whose
bids ranged from "a to Al cents per hundred
pounds. The PoStmaSter-General rejected all the
bids, and by correspondence with the leading
that the bid OF A. G. Elliott Co., OF Philadelphia,
was accepted. This bid is 81 per hundred pounds,
delivered at the Department. Last year the waste
paper was sold for 81 II cents.
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BOARDING.

MIR. G. NJ PITCHER HAS NEWLY FITTED UP
V1at Col G st. NV a handsome dining ROOM where
he can furnish excellent meals at low prices je2Olw.
WASHINGTON CIRCLE, DELIGHTFUL COOL
w rooms, large, well furnished with first-class
table board: reduced rates for summer. 22O9 Penna
ave. je1S-3ts
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DIED.

ADAMS On Sunday June 10th, 1887, after ahor1
Illness ROBERT ELLMOOD ADAMS. infant SON a
George ". and Almira Adams, aged twenty Inonths
Rough rs the hand of death has been
Dark rs the grave appears,
How sweet 10 think thai Eilwood lives
cnerub iar from tears.
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Assignment toY a I Office Firm.

NEW YORK, June 2O-Benj lln..i ". All..,,i:: ar
Francis B. Arnold, composing the firm Of Arnold &
Co., coffee, Wall street. assigned to-day to Welcome
8. Jarvis.
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The Sunday liquor law b still stringently en-
forced in Philadelphia.
No communication on the fishery question has
passed between this government and Great
Brlssln VI Vanxaa sance the latter part Of March.
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nor RENT-DANENHOwER SON. Ills ST
i4si st NV ST.. g. IS If t ne: IS e
6Ol I'd .s2o 4OS:.O6 Va. Or IL. 80
ISIS Pierce Place. 7r25 3O2523 st. NV. 4r.. 80
2O53 ST. n ". tr and So25 st. NV, Ar. 30
500 "a St .6r.- 20 40 6l0 ST. se Or; ~. 80
sos I'd >, me- Or 20 90 40 ST Mays Fl 81 10 80
COZ st ne. 6r- sl1i0 5r:;..:......1 10. 30
s2O4 ne 6r.-.11-fO Ills st., Pr, Sd floor. %
zoo ST. he, 6r......17.30 je1S-3t
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Stage Robbery i'm Missouri.

THREE Masked ROBBERS COMPEL FIFTEEN TRAVEL
Frs TO GIVE Up THEIR LOOSE CHANGE
The Baldwin and Manchester stage, which runs
from Baldwin, Mo-, to Barrett's, on the Missouri
Pacific Railroad, twice a day, was stopped sunday
afternoon about O'Clock about mile from Bar
rett'S by three masked men. The men were con-
cealed In the underbrush, and as the stage with
its nfteen passengers approached the robbers ad-
yanced with drawn reyolvers and ordered Mr..
Bennett the driver, 20 stop and the passengers TO
fall In line. There is some dispute as 10 the num-
Der OF men actually engaged In the robbery, some
OF the passengers ella ming that there We're six
with drawn revOlvers concealed in the underbrusn
in case any resistance should be offered The rob-
bers made poor haul securing only about $50
out or an estimated s., 5OOin money and valuables
in possession OF the passengers
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PosTMAsrERs APPoINTED.-The President has ap
pointed the following postmasters: Edward A.
Preuss, Los Angeles, CALL Willie n. Masters, Pasa-
dena, Cal; John II. Stubenranch, Pella, Iowa; Jas.
NJ. freeman, Franklin, Mass; JAS. NJ. Nickall,
Hannibal Mo